The Master’s in Tourism Systems and Hospitality Management is a 2‑year programme (LM‑49) worth 120 ECTS credits, including around 15 taught subjects, a compulsory 250‑hour internship and a final thesis. It aims to analyse the economic, social and environmental dimensions of tourism, develop skills to plan and manage local tourism development projects, and train students to communicate effectively for sustainable management of tourism systems, hospitality and food‑and‑wine tourism. The programme is highly international: it offers double‑degree pathways with the University of Dubrovnik (Croatia) and the University of Malaga (Spain), as well as mobility and integrated study agreements with Florida International University (FIU) in Miami and other partner universities (e.g. in Jordan and Vietnam). Students can also access scholarships and fee waivers, Erasmus+ mobility and UNIPA career services, which help with internships, recruiting days, and connections with companies in the tourism and hospitality sector.